Množina: nails

ETYM as. naegel, akin to Dutch nagel, Old High Germ. nagal, German nagel, Icel. nagl, nail, nagli nail, Swed. nagel nail, Dan. nagle, Goth. ganagljan to nail, Lith. nagas nail, Russ. nogote, Latin unguis, Skr. nakha.
In biology, a hard, flat, flexible outgrowth of the digits of primates (humans, monkeys, and apes). Nails are composed of keratin.
The horny plate covering and protecting the backs of the fingertips; fingernail.

Množina: nails

Old measure of two and a quarter inches
A long, pointed piece of metal, usually topped with a flatter surface (or) that is hammered into materials as a fastener.
A former unit of length for cloth equal to 1/16 of a yard.

1. To attach something somewhere by means of nails
2. To conclude something successfully, decisively

Množina: nail beds

The vascular epidermis upon which most of the fingernail or toenail rests that has a longitudinally-ridged surface often visible through the nail.

Množina: nail claws

Množina: nail cleaners

Množina: nail clippers

To succeed in obtaining a position; SYN. nail, peg.

Množina: nail files

A small flat file for shaping the nails. SYN. nailfile

Množina: nail holes

A hole left after a nail is removed.

Množina: nail lacquers

Množina: nail polishes

A quick-drying cosmetic lacquer applied to color the nails or make them shiny; SYN. nail enamel, nail varnish.

Množina: nail polish removers

Množina: nail pullers